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Slow autofocus on your Galaxy S20? A fix is coming

Samsung pulls Galaxy S20 Ultra update after green-screen issues

Posted on April 20, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

After some Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra owners complained that the update brought a plague of problems to their phones, Samsung has removed the download from various portals. 

Users of the high-end handset were unimpressed with the latest update, which brought a green-tinge to the screen whenever certain brightness settings and refresh rates were enabled. It also slowed down the super-fast charging feature on the phone, making one of the blower’s key selling-points redundant.

Samsung’s fix for this? Pulling the current update from most regions.
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